2010 Sea Ray 370 Sundancer

ALWAYS IN FRESHWATER. MAJOR STEREO UPGRADE.  592 hours on the twin 8.2 Mercury's and 422 hours on the generator.

It was moved to the Lake of the Ozarks in 2018 from Lake Minnetonka.   The Bottom Paint was painted 3 years ago.  Always serviced by Bergers Marina in Lake Ozark since 2018.  The Service History is on file.

  With her seamless hardtop, large hull windows, and sweeping sheer the Sea Ray 370 Sundancer (called the 350 Sundancer in 2008–09) strikes the right balance of innovative design and next-generation styling. Introduced in 2008, the 370 became yet another Sundancer sales success in spite of a severely depressed boating economy. Nearly all late-model Sundancers are built on deep-V hulls with cored hullsides and a solid fiberglass bottom. While Sundancers are generally known for their cutting-edge styling, the 370’s especially lush cabin accommodations are a match for the most expensive European sport yachts. With 6'7" of cabin headroom and a huge mid-stateroom, the interior is that of

a considerably larger boat. The 370’s comfortable cockpit can seat a small crowd and includes a deluxe wet bar with refrigerator, teak cockpit table, power engine-room hatch, and a clever aft-facing transom seat that folds out of the lazarette and overlooks the swim platform. The swivel helm and companion seats are a nice touch. Cruise at 24–26 knots with 375hp gas I/Os, and about 20 knots